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The Tool Found Corridor Nodes — But the Bigger Finding Was Where It Found None
A few weeks ago I published corridor-lab — a Docker lab that proved a triage mismatch: a service that stores nothing sensitive can become high-priority because of where it sits in the path to a sensitive downstream system.
The lab proved the premise. The next question was whether a tool could identify those nodes automatically — without manual path declaration, without value labels, from graph position alone.
So I built corridor-id. You point it at a Docker Compose file. It discovers the...
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